The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 18, 1929, Page 7

“THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18, 1929. By BILLE DE BECK 'BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG \ = “ LeTS SE8 AowW- I SBE IY AW .Now! SAY. T e GRS i * ONY | WHY SHOULD ANYONE (F T ONWY HAD SOME gso ‘gom -WI rwa\?rwff 5 I Tk X " oy | (F YOU'VE Gor A GRUDGE AGAINST ME “CAl WISH 'B Do BARNEY BOOILY HARM GUY LIKE SHERLOCK WHAT'S HIS NAME FOR A ROGM - MATE ! WED GET To THe BOTTOM O THIS MYSTERY BEFORE THAT QANG KNOwW WHOS GOT T 1N For ! T CHARLIE'S FOR BREAKFAS' ABOUT NOOA T \NENT HOMe AND I Toow A SHORT Nap AT SIX I WOKE UF AND HERE ANYMORE, | | ot CHANGED MY SWRT 0oa C . © QUT THROATS CouLD ( AND DEQIDED T Ih’q’vefim‘-" MAKE A TOLSHOOWA) - Boy! HAVE A SHAVE TRIS M? I (N REQUIRES A LQTTA // GREAT AN% 5 EP THOLGHT: | W P , scorr! SAILING SCHEDULE | ALWAYS THER! FERR T SoaS g ‘ WITH A DEATH- DEALING WBAPON 15 JUST ARouND | Leave DueJuneau Due Juneau The cornee Steamer— Seattle Northbound Southbound Alameda .Nov. 23 Nov. 26 Dee. 3 ol (| R, Nov. 30 Dee. 3 Dec. 10 ’ b Northwestern Dee, 17 Dec. 10 Dee. 17 L Alamega .......Dec. 14 Dec. 17 Dec. 2¢ Northwestern ......Dec. 2¢ Dec. 27 Jan. 3 i = =TT T e Reduced WINTER ROUND TRIP RaATES NOW IN | PO | EFFECT — Juneau to Seattle and return, $73.50. | POU USSR — | |MILITARY GIFT MADE Tickets on sale until February 28, RETURN LIMIT, TO ALASKA MUSEUM |}l “*"" * & . W. E. NOWELL, Agent, Phone 2 and bay- Alaska His- | . torical Museum by Father Demitius Hotovitsky, of Belkofs Alaska, was received by curator A. P. Kash- ; cvaroff recently. The gift bears the impress of the Steamer Movements i { i Mal‘lne N CWS longt.flgggggtgflgrgx L] - > 3 . Imperial double-eagle, and the in- 7| FOR SALE { MISCELLANEOUS | NORTHBOUND . scription in Russian: “Arms factory g bt ANBDUS | o Admiral Rogers is due to ar- FPOM SE aTTLE of Peter the Great at Tula, 1917.” | THE EMPIRE — ' CAPITAL FURNISHED—We com- rive S . 1 LT » |Father Hotovitsky gave no informa- FOR SALE—Five room furnished ~,..nq extensive distribution for JLED SAILINGS o !tion as to how he obtained the Is the Medium . { house with kitchenette and bath {pocc jterecied in raising capital|® Northwestern scheduled to sail @ ALASKA BuUND rifle and it is thought that some c ocrner lob s00d lo- 3 g i) fr eattle, Dec. 24, . | ria broug! ) LTy B gl W=t et gyt B0 S TR E o it | 8 tacia brougtt . tof . Eun S Leave Arrive Southbound public can always have 1S 3 o000 “allen Shattuck, Inc. sdered. Ml fall prtioulard|® Vorah is scheduled to ® ) Alinl 1408 .y . Seajtle Jyneal. Junesy wants supplied. i 40 i e S e Al B . : 3 6 SEATTLE, Dec. 18—Steamer Ad- | sels have been | pogers Nov. 8 1 as to your requirements. Richard|® n Vancouver Dec. 26 @ | * | | sompletely and Closing time for classified | g P ly N 7 18 § : t 9 e | miral Rogers sailed for Alaska ports | [ER JUNEAUI Queen Nov. 3 Nov. advertisements: 2 P. M. FOR SALE—Four room turnished| A. Simmons & Co, 15! Fiftr |® at 9 pm £710 o'clook ' thi & with 14 ,FORME UITE materially Improv- | Qyeen Nov.17 Nov.21 Closing time for display ad- house with bath. Inquire 328 Avenue, New York City. » »DUTHBOUND SAILINGS e |2 o'clock this morning with /45 s DEAD IN SOUTH ed. You will find | gogers Nov.24 Deec. 6 Seeviaits: - 11 A M. Willoughby Ave. or telephone — = — ° southbound at 10 e [first class passengers and 10 steet- I them very attrac- | queen Dec. 1 Deo. 5 'e;v. x::;‘: e oy |'ALMIST—Come und have your|e ght. e |age, including the following for tive and eomfort- | Queen . Dec.15 Dec. 19 se"t::n £ s o ————— fortune told from your hand.|e Alameda duc southbound De- @ Jul\r:auM” S b | News of the death of David Mc- able. Rogers . Dec.22 Jan. 3 = - ! i sines: a o P 5t ison, P. H. Ab- | prg g i us FOR SALE—Home, Work. business, marriage and the|e cember 24. L] S s 1ldre orrison, Millan, formerly of Juneau, and a PLER e o e rooms and bath, future foretold. 302 Front|e LOCAL SALLINGS o bott, Miss C. Peterson, Fanny Lang, | memper of the Juneau Lodge of PR R e TR subsequent insertion. ; gt B 1. ¢ cHtial B A Nors ; RATES NOW IN EFFECT—$7350— Count five aversgs words reasonable. Fine vi | Street. ® Magnita scheduled to leave ® P J. Re Ssiong, ik iks, was received today in a tele- Juneau to Seattle and return. Pase to the Hne. pire or telephone 134 s ‘jBfifiq"ja'}}\-;s' "S;"(l;oy' o for Sitka and way ports at e |ton, Arthur Ness, Mrs. L. V. Goss, gram from O. F. Zunsteg, Secrctary 2 Senger¥ ikt coifiirielibe” thar return ¢ “Mimimum charge, 50 cents. | FOR GALE Spectacies 245 @ pair! of the late 3. C. Jones, M.|® 6 0clock Thursday night for e |Miss M. C. Helignthal and tWo of tne Elks Lodge at Vancouver, journey from Seattle ON OR BEFORE 3 SALE—Spectacles 3345 o pair, of the la mmunicate J. W.|® Skagway, starting Sept. 17. ® | steerage. Washington, g MARCH 26TH, 1930. at Home OGrocery, E, Millaeger, ; pl communical - W.le every other Tuesday. ol According to steamer schedules| np McMillan left Juneau a num- | General Merchan ussell, Solicitor, Wollongong, NAi o Auigrtin - Birst lea.vu. every o |here, the Northwestern will be tho be} n ye;‘rs e };C o 1‘ ] INFORMATION 1id TIOKETS: FOR RENT FAREL | ls".\m‘vvr.nAueraha. InfermatiGn RSl Wednesday et 1 p. m. for e |next steamer leaving Seattle for p)oveq jn the north as engineer in / BRICE H. HQWARD, Agt., Phone 4 oA L i s M S LOST AND FOUND |- g | # Petersburg and Kake and e|Alaska ports, next week, Tuesday, the plant of the Killisnoo Reduction QUY L. SMITH, Agent, Douglas FOR /RENT—Tour room plastered L £ s way ports. o |December 24. There is no Alaska gompany. He is survived by a 3 house, easily kept warm. Furnish- T R R LODEv mh{l{!u'uLAlp‘MF,:‘lgfl:é aneeeee e e o s e o e cailing for next Saturday sister, Mrs. Nellie Overly, of Van-| Ly . ed dnd cleteric range. Reasonable EGCE 7 Tk S0, ol Tioh TION NOTICES AT THE EMTTRE e e e | Bt | couver, Wash. : r(:\t; Ry e b Reward. Telephone 133. se0esceevcese STEAMER QUEEN — e, | pany. A WTE ‘ v Y\ | \AOR IRENT _Stenm heated apart- |[FOUND—Green skiff about 12 feet WAN ‘l‘D,,,., L e L LAST CHRISTMAS | NOTICE TO SHIPPERS - § “ments for rent. Living room, Iong. Apply John David aboard oy Ercellent Opportunity. h . Ll e T N : Kitchenette and bath. Gross boat MAY number T 436 at CIt¥ "o, gemper-Thomas Company of | High tide, 3:04 am., 158 feet. BOAT FOR SOUTH 'rirst- must be on the dock mot Apartments. Telephone 61 or 361.| F10at- T _| Cincinnati, nationally known| pow tide, 8:45 am., 3.3 feet. later than 2 p. m. December 24th FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEAT™LE S N - e = SR «s manufacturers of calendars and High tide, 2:44 p.m. 182 feet. Steamer Queen duc in port at or it cannot be accepted for this FOR RENT*F"““S“““&" el | | advertising specialties, rated AAA| 1oy tide, 9:28 pm. -23 feet. (10 o'clock tonight, southbound, will coming trip. —adv. Leave Juneau Southbound rent. Inquire al jinnc | | @ . requir a s o AR 3 ch Seattle 4 L o B b Try Qur $1.00 Dinner | | L requlre thosermics ol & saltas) by Appe g o B R o bt PRINCESS NORAH—Dec. 11, 31; FOR |RENT—Five room house on :-nd“.':(\w \\I;T(;m:‘l;; lvd\;"“.h is line includes something m‘",l-‘.ver\E:dBv come hipitehop ard said the steamer will probabls J85.: 14, 35;; Feb. 1, 38 o TR O pean B o business and purpose. Cal- |1y the Silver Fox Barber Shop |be in port'for at least an hour be- ! MONTAG’S and 1 o3 1 s\;' Ql?l.“,‘j A}L‘i s'}‘nli\n 1‘1“ -‘Y;;)r} ARCADE CAFE \ g novelties, signs, greeting|come from Capes and Harbors | fore sailing. " /f Wi i > g’t::;“ ch‘l‘ml‘l't:ma:g z"rm m':: m ol i e ‘ | holiday remembrances, and |ywe are 700 pounds of barbers; il 2 WHITING & DAVIS 3:,1 urope or 3. | “Goodwill Buflders” This Will|yeal Ramsey, I and Bill Foushee ANEIRU tiRsT SAILS | % b !',_’m"' Libeeal, Rtopovera FOR REN i g —-_-._,| Work in well with any line you|ye are very easy to see. ‘ St(ltl()ner . L. COATES, Agent. apartmer v CARTAL sy i be huudhni:dand 1ibetrlal‘N°t b Sukat- Bl6 mEsG SRR e y e R G D Y & commissions are paid promptly.|ang all at your service; ' - | FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. 2 I‘H—,]‘ 5 l i Apply 810 Lloyd Bldg. ,Seame-‘wne will nntystop or pause 2::26:51{1053 ;tet;rs%\cxlr‘;cka;zis \:;y‘ IN GIFT BOXES 1 g 132 6th Street. CLEANERS State experience and present con-| ynti] its time for Santa Claus. Baits ufth + the otlowing passm‘} y THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY """ : Bureau of Information nections. J. D. VAN ATTA, - ¥ F?:?rtgm:\:-ngnivenxv\?fi:clehm;hnc' Bldg, Tower Feont St ; i PR A e | “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” d g 5 | . 5. : — e nd Jean | quife Nugget Shop. Clemnqg, Pressing, | et it Bher. GG aata H;‘]:; .Sumdum L. Hylan and Jean | Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 POR RENT—Furnished apartments { Repair Work. Pleating | uner. Hotel Gastineau. —adv. R R 1 : and four room house. Telephone UFTOWN AGENCY 420 DANCE TONIGHT | The Nyal Secvice Drug Store I e ' TW. Lk BRITT'S PHARMACY Elks Hall, 9:30 p. m. Invitations| Phone 25 We Deliver COASTWISE TRANSPORTATION CQ. FOR RENT—Two roow Work -Ballid: Far and IsBct e Smali Pare ||| THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY oan/ b gfoufed fron Blowand cr ot ' MOTORSHIP MARGNITA house, $15.00 month. Inquire Sea- ark S £ i - she C | | SN R A0S i Leaves City Dock every Thursday evening at 6 o’clock ¢ view Apartments. Delivered, Phone 371 - the Cost Franklin Street, between —— e ———————————=={ |direct to Funter Bay, Hawk Inlet, Tenak H h, Post e o S I Front and Second Streets r , Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, Hoonah, Po: FIAND, Victor Orttophonts Phones | v —————— T h Althorp, Chichagof, Sitka, Chatham, Killisnoo, Baranof, : ¥ 2 FEONE 49 ts. Leaving for Sk and Haines h R (s ames don | ~-—i|! Hunters and Prospectors | 1.5y %5 m Tneormation M. + sale. Anderson Music shoppe. | | GARBAGE HAULING ! | II faasessis= — P Tuesday at 11 p. m. Information— . JOR RENT_ruily mmihed | W E TARR i N getting out ||} =" 7 A. F. McKinnon, Reliable Transfer Co., Phone 149. apartments, single or double. | Inquire building below a circular, circular [t A Fi A £ TWIN GLACIER CAMP IS NOW OPEN = - Newly painted: baths and hot Cable Office. by Icuerorol.hetpieceol | e RSOt 0 ! 3 Alaska M C Jater furaished. Furnished cabina | I Pflmed;!lflm;---the | JAPANESE and Best of accommodations for Hunting Parties eat ompany @k per month. Apply Bes-|*— = l paper, e address- View Apts. 7 ~ 5 8]l ing, themailingeasi- CHINESE and Prospectors. Reasonable Rates. For || & e Pl;?;m ;9 i AR ¢ e e H. R. SHEPARD il 1y total more than further particulars see Fresh Local Dressed AR N otione: <. WANTED { 3 SON.. Tuo the priiting Yot EMBROIDERIES { Milani’s Chicllc’:n Tamales, Chili Gon Cerne, i e i S ot SO, . i ’ | I 5 7 ic Vi t ©rabs, Oysters and Fish 4 WOMAN WANTED — To care for | ~ GENERAL INSURANCE 10 » lergcmicasure, | Reasonably Priced FRESSISDWAY, Xl Somds Vs ‘—:L___-—————-————._________;__q ; » child of school age and do house- | | “Absolute Security” 4l the Results Depend work. Apply Gastineau Cafe. | | Valentine Building Upon the Printing. 2 e —— =l 3 Bl s 5| | arman’s . : Pioneer Pool Hall = ! ' A Christmas Gift for All—A Portable Under- FOR SALE L.J. Saaricx Letius shes yuw sme — ~i wood Tyepwriter, Leather Goods and MILLER TAXI IN CONNECTION COMMODORE CIGAR STORE Jeweier ard our statement Stationery Telephone 183 Pool—Billiards “ CHEAP FOR CASH Optician | W. D. BROWN , G 5 k. C Meet your friends at The Ploneer. Chas. Miller, Prop. e teve s, ove Y : || cANVAS - Geo. M. Simpkins Co. : S Dismonds S | Prospectors’ Supplies | W { GARBAGE || ™™ .| —— Real Serviee . o v ~ < : L ! THE PERMANENT FOR THE PARTICULAR {Old Papers for sale at Empire Office ' HAULED | A PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR HER ; y i H b ¥ i AND LOT CLEANING FIRE ALARM CALLS i - - ‘ 2 3 i} = The best line of CHRISTMAS CIGARS and | SMOKERS’ ARTICLES in Juneau—at ALASKAN HOTEL F ERRY TIME CARD 6 Front, opp. Gross Apts E. O. DAVIS Phone 584 1-3 Third and Franklin, rrerreererereeemeeree || 1-4 Front and Franklin. '] 1-5 Front, near Ferry Way. Front, opp. City Wharf. Leaves Juneau for Douglas and Front, near Saw Mill. " Failure to Receive 8 i ::g Front at A. J. Office. 2-1 2-3 . Credit | Thane Willoughby at Totem Gro. ’ " / N 7 w | . Is no proof that a bill has been paid but . i S 2:15pm. ‘Willoughby, opp. Cash Cole’s . . a cancelled check that has been accepted . : Barn. and paid is positive proof. 4 TR0 A8 17:30 pan. 2-4 Front and Seward. | bl $i6bpm. || -5 Pront and Main. ‘This convenience and protection is 12:30 p.m.f §11:15p.m. || 2-6 Second and Main. yours for the asking. Pay your bills the 2:00pm. 12midnight 2-7 Fifth and Seward. modern and safe way 3:15p.m.t $1:00a.m. 2-9 Fire Hall. *4:00 p.m. JUNEAU CABINET and DETAIL MILL- ! WORK CO. Frony Street, next to Warner OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT 3-2 Gastineau and Rawn Way. Leaves Douglas for Juneau 3-4 Second and Gold. g 5 ; | 9:30 am.t 9:55 p.m. || 2 ithedng Cdid, 'ABIN and i THE FIRST NATIONAL | 14spmt #1ls0pm. o S : CABIEY BANK | 2:15 p.m. 12:15a.m. 3-9 Fifth and Kennedy. THE \ROQUIGNOLE WAVE | MILLWORK y 1 | 3:30pan.t 1:15am. 4-1 Ninth, back of power house, || ORIGINAL CROQ 1 E OF JUNEAU 5:00 pm. Let Us Solve Your: W «Thane, ped e e “NAIVETTE” e T I é t—Freight will be accepted: ‘ 2 . l 3~ Sesadard oy, i £6 Sevenths and Main.” SOFT AND NATURAL GLASS REPLACED ) Coal Question! Pacific Coast Coal.-- - § Company Telephone 412 H. G. WALMSLEY, . §—Effective April 1st. 4-7 Twelfth, B. P. R. garage, AT THE IN AUTOS 4-8 Twelfth and Willoughby. Estimates Furnished U gz || FLORENCE SHOP Madim el v Juneau Ferry & Naviga- tion Company B